Replace “Save example file and remember” with real “Run Again” command?

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@glennfu brought up this idea in #72 (comment):

“Save Example file and remember” looks unbound, but it’s one of the only features about RubyMine that I feel is really nice. I changed my local behavior to automatically save the file whenever I run a spec file or a focused spec, and then bound the “Run Last Examples file” to ctrl+cmd+r. I also changed the “scope selector” of the bundle command to *. With that, I have a “retry” button from any file for whatever the last spec was that I ran from any file. Super handy! I can keep coding and changing and retrying as I go without actually needing to go back to the spec file.

We did something very similar a while ago in our fork (die-antwort@30159e9):

New Keybindings: Cmd-Alt-R = "Run Again", Cmd-Shift-Alt-R = "Run Selected Files" (available in ALL scopes).

"Run Again" does a real rerun of the last run - whether it was a single context, a single file, or multiple files.

So it seems this would be quite a useful thing to have. What does everybody else think?

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@glennfu It’d be great if you could give #90 a try. Does it work for you?

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Done! 🎁